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Hi!
I did mention this on an other thread but it seems to be the right place to post it. So please suffer me to say it again.
My first bike was a Super Glide in the seventies. Back then, i liked to think that she has a soul.
So once i asked what her name was as i was kickstarting her. Then beleive it or not she said '' potchock '
To each his own. Ive never given any of my 30+ motorcycles over the years a name. I personally dont see the point. Might as well name your washing machine, fridge, firearms, or TV.
Someone once told me its because their is a special relationship between a rider and his bike. Same with a driver and their car. If thats the case I should name my favorite rifle or my smoker, or even my cast iron skillet I inherited from my mother!
Again, to each his own...
I name all of that stuff...my bike is Bocifus after Hank Jr.
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